- USERS
- Cyberspace frequenters
- Employers
- Cyberfolks
- Folks in cyberspace
- Computerphiles
- They run Windows
- App maker's concern
- Advantage takers
- E-mail senders
- Consumers
- Renters, e.g.
- People on Twitter, say
- Rehab seekers
- Everybody online now
- App builder's regular customers
- Addicts
- Those who indulge
- Techie's clients
- PC people
- People at terminals
- Operators
- Exploiters
- Mac people, e.g.
- Laptop toters
- Logged-on group
- Software buyers
- Manual readers
- Tech-support seekers
- Internet cafe habitués
- Mouse manipulators
- Pushers' customers
- Targets of salespeople
- What some machines are "friendly" to
- Parasites
- They often contract viruses
- Computer owners
- Manipulative types
- Chat room chatters
- Internet junkies, perhaps
- Mouse clickers
- They employ
- Chat room patrons
- Web surfers
- Computer operators
- Netizens
- On-line group
- People who log into workstations
- They're often on-line
- Ones logged on
- Technical support callers
- Certain surfers
- Kind of fee
- Trackball twisters
- Tech support callers, at times
- Computing customers
- Cybercafé patrons
- Tech support callers
- Chat room participants
- Cyber-surfers
- Facebook members et al.
- Tech support customers
- Icon clickers
- Software purchasers
- Geek Squad customers
- iPad operators
- Ones who schnorr
- Geek Squad's clientele
- Recipients of much friendliness?
- App store clientele
- Recipients of some friendliness
- Manufacturer's targets
- Programmers, e.g.
- They do Windows
- They go online
- They're hooked
- Web browsers
- Customers
- Net customers
- Surfers of a sort
- Some hackers
- Mice manipulators
- Web surfers, e.g.
- Telecommuters, e.g.
- Those browsing the Web, e.g.
- Patrons
- They have passwords
- Manipulators
- Ones browsing the Web
- Online surfers, e.g.
- Tech callers
- They have IDs
- eBay visitors
- Web browsers, e.g.
- __ manual
- Facebook friends, e.g.
- Windows openers
- Online buddies, e.g.
- False friends
- Mouse movers
- Netizens, say
- Password creators
- AOLers, e.g.
- Geek Squad callers
- Passengers in flight, often
- Emailers, e.g.
- App buyers
- Warranty holders
- Icon tappers
- App purchasers
- App reviewers
- __ guide
- Geek Squad clients
- Passkey keepers
- Home-computer purchasers
- Software consumers
- Manipulative ones
- PC owners
- Web habitués
- Net surfers
- Opportunists
- Ones with e-mail addresses
- They exploit
- They take advantage
- Ones logging in
- Ones who exploit
- Stay-at-home surfers
- Vista installers
- 46 Down clients
- Manual consulters
- Techie customers
- App clientele
- App downloaders
- Callers to tech support
- Apple-picking group, e.g.
- Techs' customers
- App developers' customers
- Help-line callers
- People logging in
- People who download apps
- People downloading apps
- Computer buyers
- End __
- Targets of manual exercises?
- Internet surfers, e.g.
- AOL subscribers, e.g.
- Bidders on eBay, e.g.
- Tech support clients
- Ones in need of detoxification
- Schnorrers
- Methadone clinic patients
- Ones who log on
- They're not clean
- Those who use.
- Partakers.
- Availers.
- Utilizers.
- Service customers.
- Those interested in Suez clearance.
- Clientele of a sort.
- Wielders.
- Buyers.
- People who take advantage.
- Drug-takers
- The ___, Haber's recent best seller
- Those who employ
- Gas-company customers
- Tobacconists' customers
- Right exercisers
- Patrons of a sort
- Narcs' quarry
- Pushers' targets
- They put gadgets to work
- Handlers
- Electric-company customers
- Clientele
- Internet patrons
- Computer people
- Rehab candidates
- Ultimate buyers
- Hackers and others
- Utility customers
- Conners
- Gold diggers, in a way
- People on line
- Spreadsheet workers
- Kind of manual
- Not abstainers
- Junkies
- Manual consultants
- Teetotalers' opposites
- Not teetotalers
- Sponges, so to speak
- They open Windows
- ___ manual
- Dealers' clientele
- Hopheads
- People before rehab
- Detox population
- Ones entering rehab
- Detox patients
- Beta testers, e.g.
- Internet statistic
- ___ fee
- Manual's audience
- App customers
- Mobile app's clientele
- App's audience
- FAQ checkers
- Live chat participants
- Participants in A/B product tests
- People rating an app
- People with passwords
- Ones downloading and accessing apps
- See 57-Down
- ___ guide
- App audience
- Program operators
- People McGruff warned were "losers"
- Losers, in an anti-drug campaign
- Tech-help callers
- Online folks
- Exploitative sorts
- ISP customers
- Instagrammers, e.g.
- Ones scrolling Instagram, e.g.
- Tinder swipers, say
- Druggies
- Focus-group participants, maybe
- People reading manuals, usually
- Web 2.0 content generators
- Beta testers, at times
- Habituated ones
- Internet surfers
- Product requirements
- Manipulative people
- Selfish folks
- What all manual products need to work
- Cybercafe patrons
- Dealers' customers
- Computer addicts?
- Manuals are created for them
- Type of manual
- Those needing rehab
- What all consumers are
- End ___ (consumers)
- Mac ___ (Apple devotees)
- App's clientele
- Many teenagers, for TikTok
- They may update an app
- People who review apps
- They might call tech support
- App reviewers, often
- App's audience members
- Tech support's clientele
- Acid-test group?
- Dealers' targets
- Ones on-line
- Exploitive ones
- Those who exploit
- Apple buyers?
- Patronizing ones?
- Ultimate consumers
- Windows purchasers
- Computer folk
- What manual products need to work
- Subjects of software licenses
- Manipulative sorts
- Some rehab candidates
- Techs' callers
- Digital clientele
- Instruction manual readers
- Writers of app reviews
- People reading manuals
- People who log in
- Software customers
- Computer activists
- They're online
- Some surfers
- Buyers from suppliers
- Many surfers
- Tech's clients
- Sysop concern
- Tech product's base
- Manipulative folks
- Manipulative group
- Manipulative bunch
- Meth clinic clientele
- Targets of interventions
- Tech line callers
- Website visitors
- Calculating ones
- Tech company's customers
